fcourse, to forget hearsay in looking at thispicture ; but, even assuming that Mr. Johnwas affected by what he had heard aboutLord Robert, it would still be an extra-ordinary piece of shorthand interpretation.Portrait of a Boy reminds us that, with allhis modernity, Mr. John is a… … THE RIGHT HON. LORDROBERT CECIL, P.C., M.P.BY AUGUSTUS E. JOHN all, a traditional art, with standards of itsown drawn from the deep experience ofthe race. By long and continuous experi-ment it has found out what will and whatwill not work as a means of communi-cation between one human being…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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